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19th February 2018
03:26pm GMT

He spoke to Susan and she admitted what had happened but Ian said she was so upset, he couldn't even get angry with her.
Speaking to Mail Online, Ian explained the series of events:
"That's when I went through my phone history and found all these websites in my internet history. I asked Susan and she said it was her. "She was absolutely brokenhearted and very remorseful. She had no idea what she was doing, I could not even punish her for it".The father of three said that he never had a pin on his phone but after what happened, he would advise that all parents employ the policy to avoid this happening to others. At first, it looked like Ian wouldn't get the money back as no fraud had been committed but eventually, Paypal classed it as 'friendly fraud' and refunded the sum, believed to be over £1,000.
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